On 10.01.2007 David W. Fenton wrote:
But I'm not happy with that. The problem is that they aren't just broken-up slurs -- they're plain old lines, so they aren't thicker in the center. This is very bad, in my opinion.
On the other hand it is exactly what most editions I have seen, use. If you look at Doblinger, for instance, dotted slurs are always lines with equal thickness. (And Doblinger have been using this long before they used computers.)
I would not want dashed slurs which have the shape of a real slur in my editions. YMMV.
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